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William Slim
Gave the Nips a good dusting in Burma.
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The Marine Corps War Memorial, Arlington VA,US
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Oh, I missed that monuments weren't allowed. Anyways, here are some statues from the National romantic era:
Karl XI in Karlskrona
Karl X Gustav in Malmö
Magnus Stenbock in Helsingborg
Axel Oxelstierna in Stockholm
Erik Gustaf Geijer in Uppsala
Moder Svea with the lion in Stockholm
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John Sverdrup, Wessels plass in Oslo
Lion outside the Storting in Oslo
Wilhelm Frimann koren Christie, outside the museum of Bergen
Sverd i fjell(Swords in the mountain), Hafrsfjord in Stavanger
Memorial for the MS «Scandinavian Star» disaster in 1990
The monolith in the Vigelands Park, Oslo
Karl Johan, outside the Royal Palace, Oslo
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The Lexington Minuteman by Henry Hudson Kitson, in Lexington, MA.
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Warsaw Mermaid Statues
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FDR Memorial in Washington ,DC
Lone Sailor at Navy Memorial in Washington ,DC
Statue of Liberty in New York Harbor
Three Soldiers at the Viet Nam Veterans Memorial in Washington ,DC
Women In Military Service For America Memorial in Washington,DC
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Sigismund's Column, Warsaw
It is one of Warsaw's most famous landmarks and one of the oldest secular monuments in northern Europe. The column and statue commemorate King Sigismund III Vasa, who in 1596 had moved Poland's capital from Kraków to Warsaw. The column exists since 1644, and can be found on the Castles Square.
Sigismund's Column has a height of 22 meters. Tourists like the monument as the starting point for their Warsaw explorations.
Awww.....if i have to post statues from all Italy, i would become old
Let's do something about my city...
King Vittorio Emanuele II of Savoy
King Carlo Alberto of Savoy
Aimone Amedeo of Savoy, duke of Aosta (also known as Tomislav II of Croatia)
Giuseppe Garibaldi
Earl/Count Amedeo VI of Savoy, called "Conte verde" (green earl), defeater of muslim
Camillo Benso, VI Earl of Cavour, first italian prime minister
Pietro Micca, piedmonteis soldier who stopped french invasion/counquest of Torino
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Just a few
Domagoj
Tomislav
Grgur of Nin
Mila
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